Jacqueline N Colon
Radiology at Renaissance Blvd, Hollywood, FL

License number

Florida 61059

Effective Date

Sep 15, 2014

Expiration Date

Aug 31, 2004

Professional information

Jacqueline Colon - Pembroke Pines, FL

Work:

Memorial Hospital West
Staff Physical Therapist Neurology Associates Group
Staff Physical Therapist/ Department Supervisor Neurology Associates Group
Physical Therapy Department Supervisor

Education:

Florida International University - Miami, FL
Master of Science in Physical Therapy Florida International University - Miami, FL
Bachelor of Health Science

Pt At Memorial Hospital

Position:

Physical Therapist at Memorial Hospital

Location:

Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area

Industry:

Hospital & Health Care

Work:

Memorial Hospital - Pembroke Pines, FL since Jan 2006 - Physical Therapist Neurology Associates Group Nov 2002 - Jan 2006 - Physical Therapist

Education:

Florida International University 1997 - 2002
Master of Science in Physical Therapy, Physical Therapy/Therapist

Plantar Flexion Prevention Device

US Patent:

2010025, Oct 7, 2010

Filed:

Apr 6, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/662226

Inventors:

Jacqueline Colon - Pembroke Pines FL, US

International Classification:

A61F 5/00

US Classification:

602 28

Abstract:

The plantar flexion prevention device is an elastic sock. The sock extends over a foot to a calf area above the foot. A heel portion has a first attachment mechanism positioned near a plantar surface of a heel of the foot. There is an inverted Y-shaped inelastic strap that has two members securely attached to the elastic sock near the plantar surface of a metatarsalphalangeal joint region of the foot. A third member has a second attachment mechanism positioned in a middle portion of the third member. There is an inelastic toe strap that extends from a toe portion of the sock. A separate adjustable cuff with a third attachment mechanism is positioned above the calf area of the leg. The inelastic toe strap attaches to the second attachment mechanism of the inverted Y-shaped strap for toe extension, and can attach to the first attachment mechanism for toe flexion.